Boardwalk to Nowhere... for now... (Tasman) Mapua, South Island, New Zealand
By beltfamily on 05-Nov-12. Waypoint GC40QBC

Boardwalk is in use now, leading to lots of changed places. Alas, cache is indeed missing .

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Had a long look, found a stone. Maybe next time

Had a pretty good look but no joy for me this time. Seems walkway is all linked up though, so I'll be back again

No luck for me either but I was a bit sidetracked with three little people. Will have a better look next time

Looked and looked but no luck.

A pleasant walk away from the traffic. TFTC

We have driven past often but never stopped. Nice walk. Didn't take too long to find.
TFTC

We have been meaning to head down this track for a while so we waited until it was 27 degrees and headed down. This one took a few minutes but we got done and got it. Thanks for bringing us here and for the cache.

four eyes are better then two

TFTC!

Another easy-ish find for the tinker-tj boys!!

Found golf ball again & replaced!

Easy find, golf ball rolled away sorry. TFTC



This entry was edited by geodatum on Wednesday, 30 September 2015 at 03:06:46 UTC.

A quick find on a rainy day . TFTC

Couldn't find, but lots cycling mugged around so couldn't do a good look. I'll be back.

Many pairs of eyes searched with no luck today. Gone???

This boardwalk goes somewhere now! Thanks.

Found with Shorty 1766! From memory, I think this one took longer for us to find that it needed to...

TFTC and showing me a new area.

In the two years since this cache was placed you can see how the area is starting to develop into what should become a very nice area for walking. In the meantime, it seems nice and muggle free for a quick find.

Thanks

#379

Boom easy

Found in the 2nd spot I looked

Long search but nothing here for us today.

Big hunt. Last minute find before we gave up! Close to home so we were going to come back. Now can just enjoy the walk without the ongoing hunt!

#7654. Good work by Troodles to find the cache. Looks like there might be a rough track across to the Seaton Valley track. No time to confirm that today. TFTC.

Cache was in the first place I looked, thanks to great co-ords and trampled grass! Surprised that the previous searchers didn't find if they were the ones responsible.
Managed to knock the stone off when I grabbed the cache so had grope around trying to retrieve it. TFTC.

Another DNF on this walkway.

Eventually zoned into the correct spot and managed to sign the log in peace. TFTC!!

Cool cache

I wonder if they will ever finish it. Quick find with Sir Belac TFTC

#1473

Seems to be the way this week, Plan A = DNF, Plan B = smilie. Enjoyed the walk down the hill and was left wondering where to next.

TFTC

Got stuck in the swamp, not a pretty sight... but found the easy way out

Number 31 of 31 the streak is over and its only fitting that it should end with the closest unfound cache to home no wet feet as I knew how to get there TFTC

Streaking today for a different goal and that is to achieve 30 in a day for my MGSc qualification. Mrs M in a weak moment agreed to navigate me around a pre-planned route and I would have to say without her assistance I would probably still be out there. Left home at 12:30 pm and back again at 5:00 pm with 29 under the belt and with #30 planned to be a night time FDF of The Streak #3 which is just 100m from home. Fingers crossed that doesn’t go belly up. Find #14. Managed to get one very wet foot getting to this one. TFTC

Came at this cross country, lucky I was wearing gumboots!

nice walk, a pitty it isnt connected yet. we found the cache just before giving up. TFTC

Today I Went for the 100 caches in 1 day. With a very early morning and just breaking even at lunch time with 50, it looked like it was going to be 12am to 12pm. But after a move out of the city they started to speed up, and i managed to grab the last at 20:30 with 106!! Thanks everyone for the caches that they have placed, from the ones that have been planed for months to the park and grabs

Went the difficult way to this cache through the long grass. Not recommended! TFTC.

quick find on the way to marahau. tftc

Parked on the other side and walked under the underpass... and then came back for that cache too. TFTC

Came in slightly cross-country for this one but found the track and the cache
Cheers Gav

Is there such a place as Nowhere? Everywhere is somewhere isn't it? I enjoyed the walk to this one but was pretty warm by the time I got back to the car. Cache appeared to be out of its hiding spot so reinstated it and the stone. TFTC.

#6592

No luck for me here this morning. I must be blind. Thanks anyway

enjoyed the walk
good one
thank you for the cache.

That's a bit strange eh!! Hope it doesn't rot away before it's commissioned. TFTC

So near yet so far...to the under-pass to Dominion Road. A short cut to Mapua from Dawson Rd as well. Something else I have learnt through geocaching.TFTC

I have sloshed around here previously....getting around and involved in various properties, I have been surprised how long some of these have been on the planning board....just waiting for a development or subdivision to allow the plan or in some cases, land grab (by council) to happen. thank BF for good cache.

Nice One!!!!!!!!!!!!Grandson and Gran'dad hit this one from the right flank. By the time the cycle way is finished, it will have more caches per capita than any place in New Zealand. Well done Belts Bring it on!!! Much fun. Thanks

It was such a beautiful day and I need the exercise so decided to walk down to this one. 0metres I don't see that very often and it was bang on! TFTC #4239

Once the secret was uncovered, it was just a short, dry walk to the Boardwalk. Another obvious song in mind. And a cache in the first placed checked.
Thanks.

The plan was to have a relaxed day around Mot and do some caches on the way. It turned out to be a busy and rewarding day after the notifications piled in So the plan was modified yet the 'to-do' list was not abandoned. After having researched the dry and wet feet approach the obvious choice was made. Arriving at the 'dry' approach it was deemed necessary to do a full system check and some critical moving parts seemed to be compromised. The wet approach was chosen and when reaching GZ the cache name sure made sense. Great fun. Took TB. TFTC

Second to last find on our way home after a prolific day caching in Motueka and Lower Moutere chasing after recently placed caches. We got very wet feet getting to this one after deciding the dry way from the top needed more joint lubrication than we had available today. It took a bit of a hunt to find but we got there in the end. Took TB. TFTC.

FTF
Raced out this morning for my FTF for the month. Now how the heck to you get closer than 200M on a terrain 1.5[?] Took the DIRECT route. Still have wet feet two hours later! 0905am Don't have to worry (compete) again for another month.
There seem to be a lot of these bridge's popping up along the coast. I guess one day somebody will connect the dots.
TFTC

No wet feet for me this afternoon. Found another cache nearby and carried on to this one. Found cache in the 2nd place I looked. TFTC, Biggles.

Dropped in a trackable.

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